Sentence examples for apparent election from inspiring English sources

That led to a pattern of apparent election fraud by the governing party.

Today, there is a social media revolution in Iran, whereby Twitter, Facebook and similar sites are serving as the vehicles by which those who reject the apparent election coup are assembling and disseminating valuable information in real time.

Now, it looks as though Higdon has jurisdiction over something more wide-ranging: an apparent election fraud conspiracy tied to North Carolina Republicans.

On top of all that, apparent election mismanagement is so widespread that in the state's largest county alone, Maricopa (home of Phoenix), nearly 30,000 voters -- at a rate three times the national average -- had their "provisional ballots" discarded as invalid in 2008.

"Given the number of ballots that remain to be counted, it is apparent the election has been decided and Mayor Begich has been elected," Mr. Stevens, who was in Washington, said in a statement.

This will even be apparent on election day, he argued.

AWAITING THE RESULTS -- The final tally in the Senate may not be apparent on election night.

On the contrary, EU funds are increasing the rift between media close to the government and the rest".This rift is becoming especially apparent during election campaigns.

When it became apparent on election night that Romney would lose — but less clear that a concession speech was imminent — Johnson retired to his room at the Westin.

THE apparent upset election of Timothy Bishop of Southampton over Felix J. Grucci Jr. of East Patchogue, the Republican incumbent in the First Congressional District, shifts its political center of gravity toward its eastern, Hamptons end, even though more than three-quarters of the people he will represent live in the up-Island Towns of Brookhaven and Smithtown.

They also are hopeful that the apparent impending election of Rep. Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis).